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... impulse would be to recommend something. I have heard these pills highly spoken of for indi- gestion: I have hea-rd' doctors speak favourably of them, and, of course, I have read in the news-t papers what people say they have done for them. Consequently ...

... there is no at- tempt to arnswer, one of the most rigid points of etiqultte being thati ni 'onet shall speak first. When thfey, do speak all- speak at ,once, and their dexterity in passing thre que-stion from cne to another has been compnred bo that of ...

... is a wonderful and beamti- ful thing; and what else can we give to our dear, onres when we ay them under the sod ? But if I speak chiefly of flowers you must not th~ink thab I despise vegetables. I know quite el the way people say, Oh, that's oonly 'h ...

... finish, but rather in treating a material| in suelh a wary as to show the peculiar qualities of the- inaterinl,aad generallyr speaking in making features of the means of construction rather than. concealings them. The wrought iron work, which was such an important ...

... incubation may well be v. .used.-. If asbigit numnber *ill not be reared, there c is aL margin. for a heavy percentage of losses. Speak- - ing from personal. experience, 1 am sure there is profit in. 'nwinter 'hatchiihg by artificial means. It entails more,'-care ...